The Baaka is dying – it has lost its heartbeat. We have seen fish die in the millions, waterbird numbers have plummeted, communities have run out of water and freshwater mussels have disappeared from the Baaka
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Trial and exemption – The EPA’s big joke on the people of the Central Coast and Lake Macquarie
Here we have technology available that could clean up Delta Electricity’s Vales Point
coal-fired power station and the EPA, with government support, is yet again contemplating
extending its licence to pollute over and above NSW emission controls.
New book looks at ‘what’s next’ for reconciliation
For the 6 million Australians who voted ‘yes’ at the referendum this book maps the path toward next steps on how to create a fairer Australia.
Artificial leaf can make ammonia from direct sunlight
This system works at ambient conditions and just uses sunlight to produce ammonium from nitrate-containing wastewater, which is an important chemical used in fertiliser.
From Little Murmurs to the Heights in the House
This Sydney season is brought to life by an Australian company from across the Latinx and Hispanic diaspora, joined by original US company member Janet Dacal in her Australian debut.
Fishing for data on ocean temperatures
We’re essentially turning fishing boats into oceanographic research vessels
NT election campaign full of gas
Tamboran, the company pushing hardest to frack the Territory, is NT Labor’s biggest donor this year by a country mile.
Gas expansion condemned
More than 80% of the gas extracted in Australia is exported, a portion of which could stay in Australia and be used to manage an orderly transition to clean energy.
Panacea for plunging birth rate
The need for a universally accessible and affordable early learning system in Australia has never been more apparent
Aiming for a deeper connection
Participants are empowered to make a positive impact by restoring habitats, creating wildlife corridors, and enhancing the resilience of local ecosystems.